Remember that whole eye twitch thing? Well, I went and saw an opthamologist who looks just like Corbin Bernsen from L.A. Law. And he said it’s just stress. He’s certain. And I said, “But I’m the happiest I think I’ve ever been in my whole life.” And he said it’s probably fatigue then. He’s… 
Archive for February 2009
I’ll Be Fine. He’s Certain. And She’s Praying.
Divine Commodity
I wanted to wait until I finished the book to share it with you here. But I can’t. Wait, that is, not finish it.
A lot of people have written books about the inaccuracies of America’s version of Christianity. But Skye Jethani has written a book – Divine Commodity – that aspires to inspire instead of…
Are you Christian?
What’s Christian about you?
It’s a harder question than “Are you a Christian?” isn’t it?
It is for me.…
Boxes Of Them
My name is Shaun and I eat Girl Scout cookies. I eat a lot of Girl Scout cookies. Samoas are my favorite but any will do. I like a box row of them best just before bed. But anytime will do. They make me happy.
One year I bought 72 boxes of Girl Scout cookies. I…
Going Unscripted
Nathan and I hung out a lot on Sunday. He’s one of the pastors at Riverside’s Sandals Church. He used to work in the music business as a manager. At one point we got to talking about expectations and how they affect what I do on stage and off.
For the last couple years I’ve moved…
Radical Enough?
I met with a film maker from Los Angeles yesterday who’s interested in making a documentary about my family’s transition from bloat to a somewhat simpler life, the connection between simplicity and generosity and Jesus and the rub that even the smallest lifestyle and theological changes causes sometimes with culture at large and family and…
About Shaun — Shaun Groves is a communicator who’s known by a lot of titles: Singer/songwriter. Speaker. Blogger. Husband. Daddy. Friend. He feels and thinks deeply and laughs easily. And he’s helping Christians discover what they were saved for, and being a voice for children around the world, desperate to be saved from poverty.
